Qiaga Qude Temple Review

After passing through the rongxiang of Sangri County, Qiaga Qude Temple is next to the roadside mountain, not very dazzling appearance, after inquiring, I learned that it was built in the late 16th century and belonged to Shannan. At that time, it was called Qiagazong during the Tubu period. Later, the monk house was destroyed and the main hall was better preserved. Many of the murals in the temple are preserved as treasures.

Tibet temples have strong ethnic characteristics

Near Sangri County, in the south of the mountain, there are many historical Tibetan temples. When passing through the Qiaga Qude Temple, I learned that it was a building built during the Tubu period. The Tibetan master at the time of the inspection was called Qiagazong, and he belonged to the king of Shannan in the 15th century. It was abandoned in the later period and no one managed it. There will be some suspected artificial polished stone axes on the ground, similar to this kind of Glu monastery, the temple murals are worth visiting.